How about something like this? Save the script below in ~/Library/Applications Support/Quicksilver/Actions/ and name it "New TextEdit Document" Go to Quicksilver>>Preferences and see the Catalog tab near the "Preferences Tab". Click on "+" button below in the bottom toolbar below and choose "File and Folder scanner". Browse to the "actions" folder and click on "open". Now DONT FORGET to click the refresh button in the bottom toolbar. RESTART QUICKSILVER. (though i know it is not necessary) How to use it? First, type the name that you would like to give to the document. Then hit Control+return so that you can enter a new line. Type in your URLs as you normally do. Then, press "Tab" to go to the second pane and look for something named "New TextEdit document". Press return. A new document will be created in the "Users" folder or some folder that you will have to find out using spotlight by searching the name of the document. If you know some applescript, you can do the following: You can add code to set a default folder where your new files should be saved. You can also specify the path like you specified the name before typing the URLs. You can also specify three or four custom paths and then only type one keyword to use any of them. using terms from application "Quicksilver" on process text sometext set the clipboard to sometext set theclipboardr to (the clipboard as string) tell application "TextEdit" activate set someline to the first paragraph of theclipboardr set x to make new document with properties {name:someline} set the name of x to someline set text of front document to theclipboardr close document 1 saving yes end tell end process text end using terms from |
New TextEdit Document.scpt
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